However, Shoot First still provides a great experience with wonderful chiptunes to match it. There is too much slide to the characters’ momentum, and some have complained about traps and rare bugs with enemy placement. The controls are customizable, but the configuration isn’t saved. It can also be a 2-player, co-op game to help balance out the challenge. To help you get further into the game than your gun assortment and skills alone can provide, there are chest that can be shot open to reveal helpful equipment, keys to unlock closed exits, AI friends to fight along your side, and ways of healing (potions, leveling up, rescued loves, and fountains of youth). You can take a careful, attentive approach or take a gun-blazing, death-dodging approach to get to the exit as quickly as possible or to fully explore a floor. I’ve been playing it everyday after reading about it on the IndieGames Blog.Įxploring the floors of Shoot First is the core of the game.
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It reminds me much of my experiences of learning how to play Spelunky and Xong, and it’s addictive. Shoot First, the latest game from Beau Blyth (aka Tenkopants), is the offspring of a run-n-gun and a roguelike. Shoot First By: ithamore On: July 9th, 2010